Is there a script command that will adjust an encounter's health as needed mid-game?

(ai_strength AI) is the only one I could find for this.

You could probably do something like this:
(set (ai_strength AI) SHORT)

Tried it but it didn't work.

I don't know then.
You can set ai back to normal health with (ai_renew ai).

The vitality thing is probably determined in the ai tags themselves.

Starting profiles. You can set up health, shield, weapons, and grenades in the scenario tag. Then script player_add_equipment.

Read the post. I need to adjust health of an AI ENCOUNTER not the player.

Yeah, I think the only way to do this is create actor_variant tags with more health for that encounter.

Well then is there a command that will adjust the amount of damage that the player can do?
Wasn't there a cheat to kill enemies with one shot? Not the medusa cheat.

Read the hs scripting bible. You have to use ai_actors.

No offenceguys ur idiots open up the actor_variant tag in guerrilla and scroll all the way down just search for a bit then look for health vitality and shield vitallity I think but it should be that u don't need scripts

Adjusting the actor variant will not change an AI's while the map is running.



Which command are you talking about? I've been looking over the scripting bible but I think I must have missed something. I'm thinking your probably right but I'm not sure which one you meant.
Edited by rerout343 on Dec 18, 2010 at 05:58 PM

For the object parameter in the command, substitute the player with (ai_actors [AI]). However, I have doubts as to whether this would work for AI, not because the command has player in its name, but because of the nature of the command.

EDIT: Nevermind I fixed it.

I've finally figured out my script but now I keep getting different tool errors:

12.18.10 19:05:20 [test2 line 11] this is not a valid function or script name.: cheat_omnipotent 1)

12.18.10 19:05:20 recompiling scripts after scenarios were merged.
12.18.10 19:05:20 [test2 line 10] this left parenthesis is unmatched.: (begin

I'm not sure what I typed wrong but it's not compiling right.

Here is my script:

(global object_definition pow_kill "powerups\test\test")
(script continuous test2
(if
(and
(=
(unit_has_weapon_readied (unit (list_get (players) 0)) pow_kill) 1)
(=
(player_action_test_primary_trigger) 1)
)
(begin
(cheat_omnipotent 1)
(player_action_test_reset)
)
)
)

Edited by rerout343 on Dec 18, 2010 at 07:15 PM